The African Beavers - Find My Baby / Jungle Fever download

Tracklist

Jungle Fever	2:55
Find My Baby	2:50

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
47-8530	The African Beavers	Find My Baby / Jungle Fever ‎(7", Single, Promo)	RCA Victor	47-8530	US	1965
RCA 1447	The African Beavers	Find My Baby / Jungle Fever ‎(7", Single)	RCA Victor	RCA 1447	UK	1965
47-8530	The African Beavers	Find My Baby / Jungle Fever ‎(7", Single)	RCA Victor	47-8530	Germany	1965
47-8530	The African Beavers	Find My Baby / Jungle Fever ‎(7", Single, Mono)	RCA Victor	47-8530	US	1965
47g 1121	The African Beavers	Jungle Fever / Find My Baby ‎(7", Single)	RCA Victor, RCA	47g 1121	Greece	1965

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